Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1887-01-06
LOCAL MENTION.
New goods at Kellar's.
Jos. Allen loans money.
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The sleighing is very fair.
Calenduline. at City Drug Store.
Buy 5 gal. pump oil can at Kellar's.
The new barber failed to materialize.
Homeopathic Remedies at City Drug
Store.
Christy's crackers are the best. Kel-
lar sells them.
All kinds of staple and fancy gro-
ceries at Kellar's.
A supply of Hooking Valley coal re-
ceived ut the elevator.
Halsey's Homeopathic Guide can be
ordered at the Post Office.
Beef is sold by the quarter in Marion
at five and six cents a pound.
The DAYS are getting longer; hut we
hope the cold wont get any stronger.
Mr.. Gerkin, of the Finlay mill, drew
the double harness at the Catholic
fair.
The best and most durable horse
blankets can be bought at the Hurley
harness shop.
Centreville petitions the comfy COM
missioners to grant no saloon license
in that town.
Maj Harrigle has the llerald's thanks
for Il supply of ''hard tack" but we fail
| to fiNI fha ,p.ryS uIS Il wv
The Catholic fair was voted grand
success and netted the society about
one hundred and fifty dollars.
j. II. Farnsworth is now prepared to
fill your orders for the best coal on the
market the Hooking Valley.
b. b. Alien has severed his connec-
ton with the post Office department,
and can now be seen smiling on the
many customers at Iunia Sargen,'s.
Th" oil paintings given by E. Brouch
IS prizes were drawn by LorenzoSwa
A. May, c. J. Bach and d. &. Smith
Pure water for all. My well-aguer
is new, ANA can guarantee satisfat :
ton. No water, no pay. Mahlon
Layne. Hurley.
The New Years callers were not
numerous. but all who participated in
the ceremonies of the occasion report Il
very enjoyable time.
Mrs. Jndson has rented the upper
story of Pier & Ferguson's new build
ing. where she can accommodate Il
number of boardrrs.
The teachers of this part of the coun.
ty will please remember the associa
tion to be heldin Hurley next Saturday
\ good time is anticipated.
No offensive. last years smell in Kel
lars store. every thing fresh and clean
and prices way down to Dpu rock. W,
use the Electric light! They are boss
The upper floor of the school house
has been fitted with seats and is now
occupied by the intermediate depart
ment of the school. under Mrs. Mont
gomery.
oluliis HUGS ttiut uhN SphoiIuo " ioi
in despite the cold weather of the pas
week. One string Of ten wagon
loaded with flax passed the Heral'
office Tuesday.
W. r. Park is teaching the Buchan
an school in Spring Valley, having
commenced his labors last Monday
Billy is a good teacher and the distric
is fortunate IN securing him.
We see that Theodore De Vol. Of tn
Press and Dakotaan news room wa
married last week to Miss Georgi
Case. Stick to your cease" Theodore
. you'll get "phat take" in time.
r The Finlay mill is now run by stear
I power. and Messrs. Norton & Gerki
$ have the reputation of turning OF
; some of the hest -four to he had in ID;
kota-or any where else for that ma
n ter.
Il Notwithstanding the extreme cold {
o last Saturday a large number of ol
l. soldiers and their families met at tt
s School House hall and ate their ration
l. spun yarns. etc, and had very plea
,r ant time.
1t The only way we can account for t,
1t school girls prefering the north side {
'e the street since Wednesday mornin
e. -is-well-then-is because Be
Aliens smiling countenance can no
1,o ,aa,, -
,e Wakonda independent: A petite
. is. about to be circulated asking th
the mail route running from Verm
- lion to Hurley. he changed to run
- Wakonda instead of Star Corner. al
y for the discontinuance of the latt
Office.
E Brauch started for Chicago Tue
,t day morning with Il Car load of catt
10 and one of hogs. Thirteen car loads
r. cattle belonging to Peter Aggregaa
,s were attached to the train ut Cent?
he vile, and they went through as
n special.
One of our exchanges SAYS: Patrc
ize the enterprising advertiser. 7
merchant who invests liberallyln pril
- er's ink is the one who depends on {
ing large business for his profits Il
not on exacting every possible CT
from few customers.
Considerable interest was taken
the cane contest ut the fair last Frid
night, and the voting was quite spirit
% ut the close, e. Brauch and Dave Go
VS.. dy being the contestants. Mr.. Cow
1t now carries the cane. The amount
of ,.;,.od fron, +h;c contast ,y,c Sa7 IN
the Soi'eu iio'i' 'hie soiio''O ""'
'AD a postal was received this WI
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